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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1910
Page
4
In a heated scornful broadside the Daily and Sunday Leader targets machine politics and party bosses. It calls for a November 8 emancipation, condemns patronage and ring leaders, and urges voters to support independence and anti machine candidates amid a tense political atmosphere.
A document from the Illinois Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage argues socialism supports universal suffrage and infers that liberalism harms legal marriage, claiming voting rights for women would undermine the constitution and family stability.
The document outlines Oregon style initiative and referendum procedures as followed in Colorado. It details petition thresholds of five or six percent based on prior election votes, filing windows four months before general elections for initiatives, ninety days after adjournment for referendums, veto rules, and municipal application with sixteen percent thresholds.
A farmer in Oklahoma develops Mexomer corn by crossing old Mexico and home seeds to suit dry soil. He reports sixty bushels per acre without irrigation and aims for 100 as trials continue. The method highlights seed-soil adaptation as key to productivity and urges dry farming delegates to study the case.
Harry Gates, prominent Cheyenne businessman and booster, announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for secretary of state. He was elected to Cheyenne city council a year ago and has contributed significantly to the city's growth and development through housing and civic service.
A fragmentary review notes Sarah Padden in Annis Jeffries and a lively program including Phasma as a grand scenic act, Bert Jogeling and cartoon features, Haverly and Wells racing acts, and Emile Cheyrie the violinist. Willard and Bond present a military tableau titled The Battle of Bunko Hill with music by Prof. Dunn.
W Pout of Battle Creek Michigan filed suit in the U S circuit court eastern district of Missouri against the American Federation of Labor and Buck Stove and Range Company of St Louis to restrain officers from enforcing a tentative agreement that would create a closed shop at the St Louis Institution and involve the Buck Company with the AFL in the deal.
A truncated report describes events aboard a vessel with a 16 person crew where a man is saved after a hangar incident. The fragment references the mate and a nearby scene at sea with unspecified location and timing.
Grand Junction Colorado September 3 W Cueney of Manchester New Hampshire and Seat in the head at in the city Defence during a fit of remorse he had eloped arith and married away Aryee Morae his senior by twenty years died At St Mary's hospital from his wound R H we Chenes aint state agent for the New York Mutual Life Insurance company at Manchester in rushing to Grand Junction as fast as steam cars can carry him He expected to reach this city before his son died.
Sixteen survivors of the British steamer West Point, which burned and sank four days out from Glasgow bound for Charleston, are aboard the Devonian steamer Devonian and headed toward Boston. Twenty other men aboard the captain's lifeboat are believed lost after futile rescue efforts. The Devonian, per a St Johns Newfoundland dispatch, picked up the fifteen or sixteen men Thursday morning.
A budget of moral protest fills a Capital Avenue theatre showing of The Third Degree. Charles Klein’s play draws sharp attention to alleged police torture methods and the risk of convicting innocents, with a dramatic victim punished for social reasons and a corrupting system under scrutiny.
Kansas City Sept 8 Bryan challenged Theodore Roosevelt to prove he is a true progressive by entering Wisconsin to aid Senator La Follette. He noted Roosevelt's Omaha endorsement of Senator Burkett and reports that Roosevelt may help Senator Lodge, a standpat, as he seeks renomination.
Individual Harry Fegates announces intention to seek the office of secretary of state subject to the will of the Democratic state convention. The message states candidacy is contingent on party support.
OCR fragment lists names for state senate and representatives along with county clerk and surveyor roles. Several lines are garbled with stray initials and broken words making exact offices and persons unclear. The only clear elements are titles and partial names.
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